Photograph · Bayliss Boatworks
A 62-foot GameBoat delivered in July 2020 as Salty Tiger, the fastest boat on the yard's site at 47.5 knots, and since renamed Summer Girl.
Her story, name by name
- 2020 – 2023
Salty Tiger
Confirmed · baylissboatworks.com, USCG documented-vessel file, 2020-06 to 2023-05, ON 1304089
- July 2020
Delivery
Christened and delivered July 2020 as Salty Tiger after nearly 18 months and 38,000 man-hours from a fall 2018 start. 18 ft 3 in beam, 5 ft 4 in draft, 1,800 gallons of fuel; three staterooms and two heads with a tackle and freezer room; Seakeeper 9 and 6. 47.5 knots top, 41.5 cruise at 2,150 rpm. Renamed Summer Girl at a date the yard does not give. The yard's page address numbers her GB4 in the GameBoat line.
Confirmed · baylissboatworks.com
- 2021
Tournament
Filmed running the Beaufort Inlet as Salty Tiger during the 2021 Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament.
Reported · youtube.com
- 2023 – present
Summer GirlCurrent
Reported · baylissboatworks.com, USCG documented-vessel file, 2023-05, ON 1304089
Renamed from Salty Tiger between the April 2023 and May 2023 Coast Guard files. Hailing port moved from Cape May, NJ to Vero Beach, FL. Certificate moved from Case Pending to Valid. Official number and HIN unchanged.
Tournament recordEvery season on the published standings
MediaEach linked to where it was published
Photographs48
SistersOther Bayliss 62 GameBoats, then 2020 builds
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